HIGH OUTPUT.
HIGH EFFICACY.
DIMLUX.
Dimlux LEDs were designed using the top bin emitters paired with high voltage drivers to deliver extremely high light levels. Dimlux’s 1000W LED fixture can produce over 2000 µmol m¯² s¯¹ – about as much as high-noon sun in the middle of summer. High light output equals larger flowers.
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THE Dimlux
XTREME SERIES
LED GROW LIGHTS
AVAILABLE WITH AND WITHOUT FAR-RED SPECTRUM
Complete control
with Dimlux.
SPECTRAL TUNABILITY
Many growers swear that there is a link between more red light in their spectrum and larger flowers. While the science is still out, this fixture will allow growers to begin to properly test this theory.
Dimlux Xtreme Series Grow Lights offer SIGNIFICANTLY MORE RED than any other LED grow light.
While other tunable fixtures can technically achieve these same ratios, it would require substantially turning down the white LEDs resulting in a severe decrease to the total output.
NOT JUST FOR EXPERT GROWERS
If you would prefer to use automated settings rather than customizing your own light spectrum, Dimlux has made this easy by including a pre-set Grow and Bloom setting in the on-board controls. When daisy-chained together, a single fixture can control the spectra on the connected lights.
FEATURE RICH DESIGN
Plant Temperature Camera
The Dimlux Plant Temperature Camera has been specifically designed for monitoring plants. The majority of other temperature cameras are designed to monitor building materials, hot liquids, etc. It’s the plants’ transpiration that causes other cameras to not read accurately. Unlike temperature guns that are designed to measure exact small spots, this camera detects a large area that can see more of your canopy for more accurate results.
Doppler Radar Proximity Sensor
What if your grow light knew you were close by? With the built-in Doppler radar, these fixtures can! When working at night growers typically use green lights to not break the night cycle. With the aid of the radar, each fixture can turn on green night working lights automatically. Once the grower has moved away from the fixture the light will shut off after a user-programmable duration.
RGB Indicator Lights
Dimlux LEDs have additional “light pipes” that contain full RGB indicator LEDs. When paired with sensors, these LEDs can provide visual feedback when issues are detected. Here are some examples:
1. “IRRIGATION MONITOR” – Plants cool themselves through transpiration. When an irrigation line becomes blocked, the plants run out of water to transpire thus heating the plant’s leaf surfaces and triggering the red indicator lights.
2. COLD/HOT SPOT DETECTION – When plugged directly into the LED fixture, the Plant Temperature Camera can detect canopy temp. changes. When it detects a too-hot condition, red auxiliary LEDs turn on. A too-cold condition will trigger the blue auxiliary LEDs.
Secondary Optics
There are two main reasons for the inclusion of secondary optics: (1) They focus the light on the canopy and not on the walls or aisles. (2) They provide a hard covering for emitter protection and they can be properly cleaned.
Lights that are only protected by a conformal coating are a challenge to clean. You cannot wipe conformal coated LEDs with a rag as the protective coating will get damaged/scraped off exposing electrical connections. The only viable option is to use compressed air. This will remove some of the dirt but none of the build-up from sprayers, atomizers, and foggers.
DID YOU KNOW?:
Dirty LEDs can lose a significant amount of their output – greater than 10% in many cases.
On-Board Display
Dimlux LEDs come with an on-board display. It’s used to configure the light when operated stand-alone (no external controller) as well as display the current spectrum.
End-User Firmware Updates
Technology does not sit still. Just like many of your other electronic devices, these grow lights can be updated to the latest offerings via a wireless access point (Wi-Fi) that is built into each fixture.
PLEASE NOTE:
The fixture is not connected to the Internet so no security issues are being introduced into your home or facility.
FEATURE RICH DESIGN
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PLANT TEMPERATURE CAMERA
DOPPLER RADAR PROXIMITY SENSOR
RGB INDICATOR LIGHTS
RGB INDICATOR LIGHTS
"IRRIGATION MONITOR"
COLD/HOT SPOTS
SECONDARY OPTICS
DID YOU KNOW?
ON-BOARD DISPLAY
END-USER FIRMWARE UPDATES
please note...
FEATURE RICH DESIGN
PLANT TEMPERATURE CAMERA
The Dimlux Plant Temperature Camera has been specifically designed for monitoring plants. The majority of other temperature cameras are designed to monitor building materials, hot liquids, etc. It’s the plants’ transpiration that causes other cameras to not read accurately. Unlike temperature guns that are designed to measure exact small spots, this camera detects a large area that can see more of your canopy for more accurate results.
DOPPLER RADAR PROXIMITY SENSOR
What if your grow light knew you were close by? With the built-in Doppler radar, these fixtures can! When working at night growers typically use green lights to not break the night cycle. With the aid of the radar, each fixture can turn on green night working lights automatically. Once the grower has moved away from the fixture the light will shut off after a user-programable duration.
RGB INDICATOR LIGHTS
Dimlux LEDs have additional “light pipes” that contain full RGB indicator LEDs. When paired with sensors, these LEDs can provide visual feedback when issues are detected. Here are some examples:
1. “IRRIGATION MONITOR” – Plants cool themselves through transpiration. When an irrigation line becomes blocked, the plants run out of water to transpire thus heating the plant’s leaf surfaces and triggering the red indicator lights.
2. COLD/HOT SPOT DETECTION – When plugged directly into the LED fixture, the Plant Temperature Camera can detect canopy temp. changes. When it detects a too-hot condition, red auxiliary LEDs turn on. A too-cold condition will trigger the blue auxiliary LEDs.
SECONDARY OPTICS
There are two main reasons for the inclusion of secondary optics: (1) They focus the light on the canopy and not on the walls or aisles. (2) They provide a hard covering for emitter protection and they can be properly cleaned.
Lights that are only protected by a conformal coating are a challenge to clean. You cannot wipe conformal coated LEDs with a rag as the protective coating will get damaged/scraped off exposing electrical connections. The only viable option is to use compressed air. This will remove some of the dirt but none of the build-up from sprayers, atomizers, and foggers.
DID YOU KNOW?:
Dirty LEDs can lose a significant amount of their output – greater than 10% in many cases.
ON-BOARD DISPLAY
Dimlux LEDs come with an on-board display. It’s used to configure the light when operated stand-alone (no external controller) as well as display the current spectrum.
END-USER FIRMWARE UPDATES
Technology does not sit still. Just like many of your other electronic devices, these grow lights can be updated to the latest offerings via a wireless access point (Wi-Fi) that is built into each fixture.
PLEASE NOTE: The fixture is not connected to the Internet so no security issues are being introduced into your home or facility.
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